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Table of contents
Academic English for University Success
From precise reading and critical thinking to confident research writing and presentation
Read each section in order. Every title can be opened as a TheoryTrace document.
- Cover1
- Copyright2
- How to read this book3
- Introduction4
- Chapter 1: What Academic English Is5
- Chapter 2: Academic Vocabulary and Word Families6
- Chapter 3: Grammar for Clear Academic Meaning7
- Chapter 4: Sentence Style and Precision8
- Chapter 5: Paragraphs and Cohesion9
- Chapter 6: Reading Academic Texts Strategically10
- Chapter 7: Understanding Arguments and Evidence11
- Chapter 8: Critical Thinking in Academic English12
- Chapter 9: Note-Taking, Summarizing, and Paraphrasing13
- Chapter 10: Quoting, Citation, and Academic Integrity14
- Chapter 11: Planning Academic Essays15
- Chapter 12: Writing Analytical and Argumentative Essays16
- Chapter 13: Writing Compare-and-Contrast, Cause-and-Effect, and Problem-Solution Texts17
- Chapter 14: Research Skills and Source Evaluation18
- Chapter 15: Literature Reviews and Research Synthesis19
- Chapter 16: Academic Voice, Stance, and Hedging20
- Chapter 17: Data Commentary and Visual Information21
- Chapter 18: Writing Research Reports and IMRaD Papers22
- Chapter 19: Revision, Editing, and Proofreading23
- Chapter 20: Academic Listening and Lecture Comprehension24
- Chapter 21: Seminar Discussion and Academic Speaking25
- Chapter 22: Oral Presentations and Slides26
- Chapter 23: Exams, Timed Writing, and Academic Tasks27
- Chapter 24: Building an Independent Academic English Practice28
- Conclusion29